Jeanfield Swifts goalkeeper Mark Mitchell couldn't resist another season as Perth club go for Scottish Cup glory
It tends to get to the same point every pre-season.
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Watch: R Praggnanandhaa Gets Hero's Welcome Upon Return Home, Waves Tricolour
A chess great in the making, R Praggnanandhaa made every Indian proud as he bagged the silver medal in the 2023 FIDE World Cup, and entered the FIDE Candidates tournament. Despite losing the final to World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen, Praggnanandhaa received praise from all across the country for his performance in the World Cup. As he returned from Baku, Praggnanahdaa was accorded a rousing reception upon his arrival at the airport in Chennai Wednesday.
The first Hibs task facing Lee Johnson's successor as job should have these 4 coaches 'beating the door down'
Joe Tortolano claims Hibs’ luxuries should have gaffers queuing around Easter Road. But he believes the first task for Lee Johnson’s successor when he steps in the door is to turn beauty into a beast.
It's a Sin creator Russell T Davies on Manchester Pride: 'There's dangers - look at Clonezone - but this city's Gay Village always comes back'
Towering above the queues in a bright yellow raincoat at the centre of Manchester’s Gay Village, Russell T Davies is used to standing out from the crowd.
Remembering 'Gaychester' - the lost nightclubs and bars from Manchester's Gay Village in the 1990s
This weekend marks one of the biggest events in the city's cultural calendar - Manchester Pride.
Individual or team? Sprint schedule presents dilemma for Canadian men at World Athletics
All three Canadian men entered in the 200 metres at the World Athletics Championships qualified for the semifinals, and that's awesome news.
Former Zimbabwe cricketer Heath Streak in bizarre rumour about his death
Zimbabwe cricket on Tuesday dealt with a strange incident as a former player announced the death of domestic veteran Heath Streak, before the story was debunked.
Former Aberdeen and Derby County star on new fitness role as life without football 'difficult to get used to'
Craig Bryson was forced to hang up his boots almost a year ago now, but he admits he is still coming to terms with the decision to call it a day after 20 years on the pitch as a professional.